Agilent 70340A Quick Start Guide

Quick Start Guide

HP 70340A/70341A

Signal Generators

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Safety Symbols

The following safetysymbols are used throughout this manual. Familiarize yourself with each

of the symbols and its meaning b efore operating this instrument.

CAUTION

sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a pro cedure

The

which, if not correctly p erformed or adhered to, could result in damage to

or destruction of the product or the user's work. Do not proceed beyond a

WARNING

CAUTION

The

WARNING

sign until the indicated conditions are fully understoo d and met.

sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure which,

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not proceed beyond a

WARNING

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understood and met.

DANGER

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of a procedure which, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result

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General Safety Considerations

WARNING

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The instructions in this document are for use by qualified personnel only.To

avoid electrical shock, do not perform any servicing unless you are qualified

to do so.

The opening of covers or removal of parts is likely to expose dangerous

voltages. Disconnect the instrument from all voltage sources while it is being

opened.

The power cord is connected to internal capacitors that may remain livefor

five seconds after disconnecting the plug from its power supply.

This is a Safety Class 1 Product (provided with a protective earthing ground

incorporated in the power cord). The mains plug shall only be inserted in a

socket outlet provided with a protective earth contact. Any interruption of the

protective conductor inside or outside of the instrument is likelytomakethe

instrument dangerous. Intentional interruption is prohibited.

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The Signal Generator at a Glance

The

HP

70340A

Synthesized Signal

Generator

vi

1.

Softkeys turn signal

generator

functions

and menus

on and o and/or allow data

entry.

2.

The

Frequency menu

accesses the CW frequency and

the frequency multiplier value

of the RF output signal.

3.

The

Amplitude menu

accesses the output power level

functions and metho ds of RF

output signal leveling.

4.

The

Modulation menu

(FM,

Step

knob

4

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men

incremen

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size.

6.

The

State menu

saves/recalls most of the signal

generator's op erating

parameters to/from anyofnine

nonvolatile register locations.

7.

The

Miscellaneous menu

accesses signal generator

features (suchasservice

functions) which are less

frequently used.

8.

The

data entry box

the current active parameter, if

any, and its value.

allo

instrumen

the

access

keys

error

9.

The

c

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panel

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display

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messages.

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are

dify

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11.

The

modulation inputs

provide BNC connections for

external modulating signals.

12.

The

HP-IB and Status

LEDs

indicate the state of the

instrument: when it is in front

panel mo de or in HP-IB mode,

and when an error message

exists.

13.

The

External Automatic

Level Control

connector is used

as the feedback path to the

signal generator when RF

output power is leveled

externally.

t

OUTPUT

RF

The

14.

signal

the

connector

generator's

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indicates

w

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using

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some basic signal generator features while making y

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\The Signal Generator at a Glance" sho

signal generator and mainframe/display fron

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installation/remo

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signal

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\To Get Started" describ es howtopower-up the MMS and set up the signal generator front

panel display.

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\If You Encounter a Problem" is included in case you run into any diculties operating the

signal generator.

Conventions

The following conventions are used in this quick start guide:

signal generator indicates either the HP 70340A, alone, or the HP 70340A and HP 70341A,

together.

4

key

5

represents a physical key located on the display front panel. The label of

the key on your displaymay dier from the HP 70004A displaykey labels

used in this bo ok.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

softkey

indicates a key on the displayscreen that changes according to the display

or signal generator rmware.

screen text

Note

indicates text that appears on the display screen.

For simplicity, the HP 70004A displayfront panel layout and labeling are

used throughout the text and gures in this bo ok. If you are not using an HP

70004A

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viii

The HP 70340A/41A Quick Start Guide

To Get Started

These steps provide you with the information necessary to safely power-on the signal

generator and set up the front panel for local operation. The front panel of the signal

generator is your display's front panel. When you use the HP 70340A/41A in local operation,

its front panel menus and functions appear on the display screen.

1. Install the HP 70340A according to chapter 1 of the

applicable, the HP 70341A according to the

2.

Check that the LINE VOLTAGE SELECTION switches of your mainframes/displays are

source.

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SELECTOR

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Set the mainframe/display LINE (Mains) switches to ON.

Class

uninterruptible

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product

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through

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When you turn the MMS on, the power lights come on and the ventilation fans start. It

during a

on

turn

normal for

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test.

the

HP

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Quick

Start

Guide

1-1

6.

If the display does not show the HP 70340A front panel, press

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

(or

SELECT INSTR

4

5

MENU

to display the main menu and function softkeys.

)until the front panel of the HP 70340A is displayed, and then press

4

DISPLAY

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

5

,

NEXT INSTR

7.

If

in

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1-2

The

70340A/41A

HP

Quick

Start

Guide

To Use the Front Panel Display

This section is useful to you if you are unfamiliar with the MMS. It shows you howto

maneuver about the signal generator's menus using the display front panel. In this section,

the term \display" is used to indicate a front panel similar to that shown below.

Signal Generator Menus and Functions

70340A/41A

HP

The

Quick

Start

Guide

1-3

You can select main menus from the left-hand side of the display.

When a main menu is active, functions and submenus pertaining to the menu appear on the

right-hand side of the display.

You can select functions from the right-hand side of the display.

Function softkeys allowyou to turn functions on and o, enter/mo dify data, and perform

operations/routines.

You can also select submenus from the right-hand side of the display.

Submenus access other functions, and possibly, other submenus.

Selecting

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

MORE x of y

(for example,

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

MORE 1 of 2

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

or

MORE 1 of 3

) displays more

functions under a menu.

Selecting the

4(5

(backspace arrow) key retraces your steps backwards through the menus

that you havechosen.

The Knob,

4*54+5

keys,

data.

ter

en

example,

or

F

erform

p

1.

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on

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terminate

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frequency

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that

so

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key, and the numeric keypad provide ways to enter/modify

Output

signal

amplitude

of

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the

using

dBm

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underscored.

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press

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of

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the

highligh

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keypad,

ted.

1-4

The

70340A/41A

HP

Quick

Start

Guide

To Generate a CW Signal

This section shows you how to generate the simplest signal that the signal generator can

output: a CW (continuous wave) signal.

1.

Set the

example,

or

F

a.

Press

b.

Press

c.

yp

T

d.

erminate the

T

desired

N

Freq

N

NN

N

CW

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e

,

5

2

CW

perform

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4

,

5

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frequency

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2

en

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pro

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on

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set

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frequency

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to

GHz.

.

Amplitude

Menu

The

70340A/41A

HP

Quick

Start

Guide

1-5

2.

Turn on internal automatic leveling control, ALC INT, if it is not already on.

a.

b.

3.

Set the desired RF output amplitude.

Press

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

Amptd

.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

ALC INT

so that it is underscored.

For example, p erform the following pro cedure to set the RF output amplitude to03 dBm.

a.

Press (highlight)

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

AMPTD

if it is not already highlighted.

Note that, if the AMPTD function is already highlighted (active), selecting it again

produces no eect.

b. Type

c.

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

4.

If

AMPTD On Off

405,435

on the numeric keypad.

Terminate the amplitude entry by pressing

is o, press the function so that On is underscored.

NNNNNNNNNNN

dBm

.

Modulation

Menu

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

5.

If necessary, turn o any mo dulation:

by selecting the

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

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menu and then pressing each function softkey so that O is

Log AM On Off

underscored.

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tering

en

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know

some

to

w

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additional

generate

function

signal,

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parameters

generating

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pro

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signal generator.

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dierent kinds of signal lev

eling, or sa

states. These procedures and others are explained in the

Guide

Start

1-6

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70340A/41A

HP

Quick

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FM On Off

complex signal

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If You Encounter a Problem

If you have diculty using the HP 70340A/41A, check the following list of problems and

associated troubleshooting procedures. Most problems are easily solvable. If, however, the

problem that you encounter is not listed here, refer to the

the installation and verication manual for your mainframe/display. If necessary,contact your

nearest Hewlett-Packard oce for service.

Power-up Problems

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Replacement

The

70340A/41A

HP

Quick

Start

Guide

1-7

If the p ower light on the mainframe does not light and the instrument appears dead:

Check that the power cord is connected.

Check that the mainframe fuse is goo d.

The metric 6.3A fuse is HP part number 2110-0703. Refer to the gure on the previous

page.

If the mainframe power light is on, but the ventilation fan does not start:

1. Set the mainframe LINE (Mains) switchtoOFF.

2. Check for blockage of the fan intakes at the bottom rear of the mainframe.

If the signal generator ERR LED or the display E remains on after the power-up test is

complete:

Check that the

ERR

LED or the display \E" is not ashing.

If the error indicators are ashing, the mainframe HP-MSIB, a module, or the HP-MSIB

cables may be faulty.

Check for secure HP-MSIB cable connections.

Check

To

Press

1.

2.

Press

When

HP-MSIB

3.

If

signal

4. Press

signal

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the

4

the

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generator

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Refer to the Specication table in the

HP 70340A/41A User's Guide

.

Check that the HP-MSIB addresses are set correctly if the HP 70341A is installed, and the

data entered is a cw frequency between 0.01 and 1 GHz.

Refer to the

Check that the

HP 70341A Instal lation Guide

ERR

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Refer to the procedure, \ToCheck the Error Queue," in this section.

Display Problems

If the signal generator module does not appear on the display screen:

1. Check that the HP-MSIB cables are connected if you are using multiple mainframes.

2. Press the

3.

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4

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key.

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Guide

1-9

Index

A

ALC IN connector,

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ALC INT

Amplitude menu,

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AMPTD

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vii

, 1-6

automatic level control.

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data

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function

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with,

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display, 1-3

front panel, 1-1

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ERR LED, 1-1, 1-8

error queue, 1-8

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location of, 1-4

use of,

1-3

fuse

replacement of, 1-8

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Hex Nut Latch, vii

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main menus,

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menus

use of,

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connectors,

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1-1

1-6

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Frequency menu,

front panel

the,

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us

men

using

function,

functions,

vii

1-4

via,

vii

1-2

1-3

N

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,1-2,1-9

Index-1

P

parameter.

See

function parameter

power-on, 1-1

Power-up Problems, 1-7

power-up test, 1-1

signal leveling, 1-6

Specication table, 1-9

State menu,

vii

submenu, vii, 1-4

location of, 1-4

R

recall state, 1-6

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REPORT ERRORS

RF OUTPUT connector,

RF Output Problems,

,1-8

vii

1-9

S

save state, 1-6

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SELECT INSTR

, 1-2

Signal Generator at a Glance, vi{7

T

To Generate a CW Signal, 1-5

To Get Started, 1-1{2

To Send a CW Signal, 1-6

troubleshooting.

See

If You Encounter a Problem

U

Using the Display,

1-3{4

Index-2

Agilent 70340A Quick Start Guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

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Index